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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

hreacis 81 frouniss and seoastGsa
Deputy Sheriff Cook laade nm 70
caiedonls yesterday. aud arrested lase,,h
he1nedY. on = cafias fof seduction ana
breach 81 promise lie 49, brought hero
and released on bail giving bonds ia tl.e
s9ia ~ 5000 VIII ha father gsmes
Kennedy snd John Ae4saen as safe..ss
The complainant s Niss lan.e Anon AZ
,aiedonia, and size s.lazes ia scr complaint
ihai % October - lass henasey nads a
promise y mafflsFe 10 bar aua 1hs esent
was 80 take place n October isss he nro.
i'sfei great affection flf hef sud heiirrin.
ln ais AceiNt. sht nlares tim Improper
'Hrie1 ou November i8 lsh5 He .san
haus1 aiecfiouais toward her snd even
months Afterwards bf procured tl8s s.f.
vices oi physician WHO Produced au
aiff1tuD uppu hrf AbsIf fhis fluls a.
shortly after 10 .leayuflu4el i.it aiientions
toward Der sn1 refused f1 u.arie h,.f Size
Niffie1 ttm several times a1a nrg.eat.7iv
lmp.ofro iiiin e. leep hls promise ia her
aii he turned deaf nef e. an Lev af.t.s.sls
she sSrf sbe never .ssl La alfacf,es, a.
iifn aod never gave llA s1e aauef - i&.sf
i-ft promise asi was alHaYf ready aud
lAE - 5teeme iis aife Miss afnun
Nas glieeu wears 81 are 81 Ihe iire.. ti,eis
aii~ta eas were lf.i beaded ana gne 81 fiis
halssomest gfs Ia Caledonia Although
eili under tsf care - paysfisn and sal-
ieriaR ir0D D. effects 81 she ai4oriion sI,e
- handsome fpnuE woman She IS of
fofiihul teiEaf. fair rompieaion foer
cheefs AM has 81 imposing form ent
gfaoefu! csrfBge Her 3siks nss only
fDDdrrais.F vel ~. tai - s neatly dress
81 and wears pleasant exlre1sion on her
c01ritDanas
Joseps Kennedy is voarr man of bere
iofore Hepd reputation and standing ~ las
community iis father is ueIl-tt.t d
iafulef ueaf tslf8ouis. suB Is worth ffos,,
site1j % So Ms Joseph j. fhs pro.
freiof oi 8 teftw ware store 80ine good
business Ia fls town immediately sfson
be- release be lef fiie elpf q company vifh
Bs iabef sue 81 couiG not 10 seen. ne 70 lis
s5e ~ The a9sir
las, Carroll Eastman are afi0rnets for
Mis- ANON, an5 wlI AK he Circuit Court
~ $1,000 DAMAGES from kennedy ta re-
IaF 1ef i0f icr trouble e1Danse aud suffer
n.. she hhs enQurs3 and also io fe4uise her
.of The w0aa3s Which i.sf siierssuuss sna
s2sd sasrncter bsse beeD reh hscfe1 - bv
be canduci al Af Aennssy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27
NO MORE eoDiEs FOUND.
Girl who saw shr Missing Richmond
Hotel CGe-h

BrfrAIo, March 23-No bodies were
found ia The Richnood hotel ruins today
Special search has been abandoned. and
the worsmen viii now divert their efforts
70 clearing cut sbe rains q rapidly a.
possible, while mangs.niDg a close watch
for any indications of tie bodies 81 The
missing people. Annie Csrrss. q servant.
who escaped with slme Others lrom the too
floor 0t Vie hotel. states tonight ihai while
she and her companions were fleeing for
their lives. they ps-sed the room occupied
by Marx Osborne. the missing clerk. The
door 81 ihe room was oDen and Osborne
Wa within crying ana moaning. buf made
nc effort 20 escape having apparently given
up al hOpe Is she passed out the gfrl
ssfs. She looked aaok aud saw that the cur
iains anu w0ok work Of the room has inst
JET ana thst tae bDav of Osborne was
wfappeu ia flames. IL il thought Osborne
lost h.s head aud lHsf hc became nerfe efly
helpless and thas persisted
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27
PARTMENT CHANGE
Graves Not Likely 70 Succeed
Treasurer Jordan.
Al OHIO Has WANTS THE PLACE.
= Ne" Yorker 10 Take Fs,rchild's
Place -Fzirchiid fayors Civil Ser
vice keform-conficence in
MIR. fslrchlid.

W1sWScToN, MARCH, - The S.r this
evening publishes tie following. beafiug on
forthcoming treasury chances ana the ues
Secretary civil service aai lnancial policy.
Ii Is thought today no. ta be likely that
Mr.. Graves. Superintendent Of iAe Bafeza
of Engraving and Pnnf'ne Wi. be appoint
ed 70 succeed Treasurer .i0riaa Doubtless
no inan Val be appointed 10 the place who
would not be entirely acceptable 10 SIR.
Fairchild. and i IS thought that
FOR several reasons the President
vii prefer % make an appointment from
outside the service. IL = reosriei that an
onio man may b. selected While a Nrw
\ orAer Will be chosen for the Assistant
secretafysbiD ieit vacant by she promotion
at Nj taiichiid. since Secretary Man
niags retirement WAS ANNOUNCED there has
been a linking fear oi tie possibility that
the new head 0i the department might no.
be ~ fall accord WITT civil service reform.
The seleciioa OF Mr.. fsircbild a.isys these
iear- u IS Tot expected that
there will be any immediate change
IN The policy ui The Department
under NJ fairchld he has beea prsoii
caliy 81 ihe head ol he department ever
since Ar- ManriuEs attack aud thosgh he
may have been COG ffoiled b. the poiilr
al eady established. Il IS believed that lie
acted chiefly upon his own Judgment lie
has s'u1ied the finance With great care, and
hs- tie department fully .n maud
There l. perfect confidence felt in Ais
ability 10 deai wi.h any condition Of ,he
finances that IS likely 10 arse. and il ls
ih0ughi thai he VII make greet Effort io
avoid The nesese ei;v % a. extra session Of
C1ngGess aaa unless sone. hing unexpected
should nappen he W. i1r1bsbiy be- able %
do 50 He will probably make tie
Of S4spJ0f1 10 boads required
for the sinsing iUnd during tie year. all ia
TIE first half II a strain should come, this
~OHia keep money easy until Congress met
~ Dsceucer. aui it would remain with that
BsdV 10 act Euou the ,rfa4sior,
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

tni - sas g2ees asii. sa4.sss Aaasts.
ssss s-essseffite

f.ns - sas s2ees asis. taa.sss 4atetsss
sas s-ssszsselfise
Use Tv-sf-ss< Nass = a,a 81
ne ,s ksek esse izs nielf a. 3
- pfesses 81 ess seeatss - s
A. u sies iIee 4se es.i essal'.e :
sas ee tni eese hls isaase 8 5.a--
Sass p 'asd isg.es fealsFehssi ais ssosn.
.. p teas e@s al e.ss uiaben ss1
t.sik pAa .aAd seeis ~ = efsas sasi 81 3 s-
iestr asH ee ise s.efe1 5oUn sslaf
i.s'rehz f~iifsalrns 4as So - gie assa
= g - ss ~ iasrf W mflrs srk
~ aiies, slss iaeut. sIs sesits isR
4 >k t.ss saatca NH a.r.bsfie -
affst2ea 90 tase lisee ss akeaf tf1 Aevs.
".t' ..ssrf &sg hau. Hazsi4ni a.
ffffe'lf. as t.snse>iauls
- tteff 3 neN anAt94s = fsekie L4fenz
1T tbiHs asf fAre, arurHs fQ rife hias
ss 80 afisanfoee isa faiiss every jag. Iae
iaairii BIAS - afrsaasa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

NFa 1oEs Gafeh - $50 fhis even
.ng IRE esisfe i0ss ~ tne8 ooatsrsf
n ieFs ffbIs - lace siors. al
broaiNsy 1astn asief. uannfsetss-er n
eseef 81 faf ssfar 81 ns saslsine.i a
ips ~ fisHf ~ o.c.as.k q Ert brske rt.f
IS fts saita.uF ses ssd 60 f.rf,ss va s.s.ra-
niaa ~ Haaf a fs eieatsre ~ ferer ssse.,..
lyH tefJt falisa a -Tor co. 6esi-
e~s n vile t.sla las f4a.n irffi1iar.
sIs.eInsi w 0 stH tasrs fisef ,r..
fl4ern
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27
ooNe 80. eleaTY .rnousenp.


NEw YosK Narcl 1s-e. James Kesspes.
- ths law lrU ~ 1beln & k sarney v,Isog1as
been a5-enf fsom tbe rifr f97 several eavs.
Is said - le 3 defsufer ~ k0a3o Kesv.
DeY office Lss a6cr beslecsf sIl aat ~
- if.us CREDITORS fesrfiet vino i
- ~ you're Insui1an oi 81 hs1 bisf 1sieIe
heen married sud was We Thought ~. ~
- money he tas a5segi,aei Ylih. zff 90
wes held ~ him 81 fsltfep iu fte enif 81
Harvetei Porter are 8N Ihegirsrs Roche
81" eslcneeo fo t9nIra ~ J1ee..i.
A,ore. a-sd fbe baisnee eas nIal.ies f-oss
c1Fnis ~iases feal esiete iFaBsacalons
be attsn8ed -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27
FIvE GEMS

<-t.it sif tt'tstffe ftai esttf - &af.
q" <fNs.stitf siaetoit "a ffe xsfiasss
a..s seAis.est - esnsie hte - keE
t.sssi .t sl's atsssDfia Shed
81 iet tste FIfs fssos4e az
F- efe nlst,es sifs i
taia<a 81 ll4aIarI1 i asef
~ iaN lnio lAeif asa Asrsl..
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

~ saiia Resets. ~ ard vs.. Fres. q
Psrzsr accompanied by Csoaeressnaa
Spra zrr. csi5ed On the President tes .fks-
dsy. in he c0arse - the coaversstar Mr.
bsrzer reaiionse isczsrn Nieh Pres
teas tiegeisnd stlf t4at Ms Cisveissd
~sfid s0ea pa3 vl>si 60 Der people there.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

nave 81 70 De o1.ysI Ns2 a--e IS a tesfsr
frs1 eas ~ ssar nasst lsFo,g.assas eif ans
es'iia ~ sfsB isa - tl~ taf ibs fa~
gafns as ~ NfAi xsa ) o. as<ss sasks
aal sss. aHa set atv err~se3n.i-nf q ssss
thtA s.shf hsrs - srsai stgi1s ; issas E
are nu-Hlas I-eh Ia srF9 nstl : .r.8
Tou D4a. ihsl as goiAs - 1esr ito.a s4e
pref son Goas ll as1a AL - b gAlk
ozer Ways an means
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27
TRoTTeR Very Low.

symptoms More Favorable.
WssHI NtrJs Narel 2aat ~ tonight
d.. Reybafn said tasf tae condition Of Hs.
soTtitr 81 i'frtis I.ni e. wa uuchsuged. but
the svmi' ems were aafe tarnrstIe thau
they ~ese this mgfaiHy Aher tile censnlia.
ton a. lH.l n n.. fae uhr7. sa said they
looked i3r q restfgi nleat
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27
The Raven.

~ "a fsl trl - ,fs5 a. = rtslfiss. "a - 4
~ 4.t isleI sfst t1-zssi faf +1l
rlilr .ofs~ 81 rlti.t 1e pf.ls.et sl.ftssf
f4I. - tte 4il- aIF nll rei arc eassi.
ae-t Sa-ia aass F5a . sroaaiHs ta<4
u si4r
frt 1.l 1eifff aal s4r.t
f'1t -rii E,a 4.st ftka Fosr 1t.si -.
t4a fttek.1s 1ale4 tta fel.lts iof resel'zs
aa.sfe "a ~ i-as-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

Aesaiig -hs taeafflesi q Ss4spa hss b 'lls of
in'essa a pfessat Tie onif thias Ia >
trsmsia< wsY a. Fsws-s tais week wlsi os
she ops1ing ofa - o. pickles by Joe Polk
Alx.d t.ekifs hss beea seen hsre osfovs
ard Peik's uEefneuS hum0r vii certsialy
b Appreciate. - our theatre gosrs " ilo will
Be AZ % sscss.e Tor oae night tie r4at anj
soar ID Eroiiloi soa aud a1tl-pfoti0.liou AMI
al tie o.hes rseke,s klekel up ss reform.
sTs fisl.t saa wrong Joe Polk all appear
Oh iaa.sdsy evening supported oy hls own
s'pmoaHy. saa reserved seats "A ay be secur-
Iusslay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

How The kindly snt chiFfro.s Colonel
&essmors can hav- tse heart 70 r1n a.,,iss.
b.s o.d fr.sni PAT Britain. IS thisr ucse-
e1uuiable DO vou rcuealb.r thar We.
workers convention shat VS. he'll bv Ness
Wore Brirain aud tia ianisor 1T tie t4fsfffr
Cour- ro3ai f5rr vears ago Messmare was
e3ins 10 saa f3r C1ngrsss. and be arranged
T, mas. caaveatier OF work iarus4is .., b.
heid ~ npmna'e aln Sits we're scs.t-~si
About tae eisv snd coanfv al A. iae
srpo.n.sd hoa-, n A. M gs>smsrs aai
II air went O. ihe curt reoal AMI .asna
the isnifor They sli three uaits,i an
hoar for The Convention to e1nsese. ia. f
ds.in't econvene. a. ieist & is di3. it coali
not he sesa With the asses sye. saa ths-s
wsre no telescopes a. hard FtnaiIg "a.
rex asceadei % The JaIse.s berrt, On
wiz gTssf s3lennity aano la-ea fl.s th,
CONVENTION wou'3 ssaad aSt.so-np4 untii 2
q "a. A that fans tAe anit8r MsS>nara
sna Britain sgsn "eonvsneI. tha lsfe-
hasiaz il tov c8lae ~ reporters
Af6er saetae- aour passel IN waisfax
Charn,as Britsaia. wba vas s,rnsuhxs
t1shed vita bis fiace~ o. s9nshIas efsa +
turned 70 Messnore snt ssi3
aez. Ne I percesre that we usds 4
= mistake il csilIn4 fhfS coueintion
n ths isy time. TIE toiiinx nssses .re
aov a Torrak ~ vi bold orsu sassl
sci,ck tbs evsnir
The evenip9 came saf r wss - ssup
I'D sery. Tbea an fa- fstafel Brusss
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

"a the Wonderland an the week Msaame
Nsuviiie a4d nef >,3a. Aagusgin. appear is a
pay eaiiel 'fhs Boy tfamp. or Tie Maniac
Aetaer The baltimore H-fea saws IL
crowded ksleys IhS4tre IA taal city
Madame Nsnsisie hss Dsen PLAYING through
tittf state sltn IIlca sllcces., ana tils g,seSs
saw that her drama is not OF The blood
caftisng n4tUfe tExt t. name would lndi-
ct'e. but whether that IS true or not The
Wonderland Will be packed nightiy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

The Mystic Shrine j. growing with great
iaDstiiy al over the country, although but
tro temples ARE iovei IA e STATE. A
ne ssooy, who .a' ssllin.. The special Mystic
Shrine edition ofthls par al the gath erin;
Of the sncisn' Arsbians here the other day.
tJok away The breath OF seme Of the Nob;cs
D. yelling every where; Here's the TEtx-
sR,a hEEALDi ALL aboas The Domestic
Swine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

Now they say that Edison has got his
phonogr-ph - perfect rhsi it reproduoes
wOrls in the exac, voice With the a. sent
aud mOiu'stious inst a. they were uttered
lie took his machine TO Beecher few weexs
before The sooi Old man died and the grea.
preacher taisei into l. un;i. all the plate,
were full. just think OF the possibilities OF
tais phonogriph. How eers j; would be 10
have loved one talk into il and then
months or years ane7 she were deaf 10 hear
her tende, voice taking Ia those saae,
sweet tones gh, l. makes me grow cold
10 think oft
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

Ni..tri T. B-ighsm vii. under special
d.s;eEst.ilu. tsSe tie EiS t.egrees toni. i,
IA the Dsstd iisp5ds .,~lge Fonr Il Aiss
fanisfoy company are q ss and thev WI
sit-iisi and as isi IN the awful 05Gesi which
rl'i - ua2e--anr py fae young rcfor %
night hc seniid t0ral EiS snesl which
wss des easd espe = ~ FOR tn i3Ir. BY
Chsptnsn Sad presented - MisS po.naro (,
"a Tho hsnilsi night has been photo
gra-he.l
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

Tom Meme is goiH- - act aesin He
says a.s voice IS 81 Tigat and be VII 70 oat
ief sl4orf sason fhls spring.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

4 csnfats osilsi The Brde ~ D4nks--
re'l ~. - Ing a. he WsSfnstnsssr is~.s-
nyf er'su chareA rex Thard day evening
av Ms Vets t8i~. : - Nfomsr Ion
How s1d 3'hsrs With 6ftg voic IN fhe
ehoTas
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

Ny vittv. irahscliing friend. The
div Custer of tGe NsV York Wrro-
nsEsr her arise n yester5avs paner a.
ied'o~s. nlsss se- s au shox RE anyone
vho DOESN'T ike 1zs aud fa shas v0n
someone don & want 60 know.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

- oeitien C3u'e ose-s CD undsr f'5s
nia s'rnlert - Isle i'zris--ghe sront and
- nf ne heller with H&rrg > rev in
Ersn -a sEe--is au1ouucer4 Tor n.au4.s.,.i-s
So sre House tlc wees of April ll
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

About the most amusing thing that
have heard of II this amusing muni-ipsl
e1mpsign IS tie csndidscy If Col 7. T.
Asssuofe sor be position of Judge Of t1s
sueerior toprt I,.lri1k j. Brian las been
nominated by the committees of twenty
one. the Republicans ere iasle 70 norm.
nate fieiiie Mlsuar5. ard sincere ' Ao 2
'h~ De n''crsis o. $, a-h ~ ~il n,nsa4,s
Msssoa2r'- ID a,t kn3w TIA. en- INA
rius any ythiag Hianisr
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

7asss fomerag ef3se8 her wcsk's o.
ssres sers aere So nishf. p-giIcias Ks,h-
Ieea N4vearnssn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-13

OUR dispatches show that the
northern and central counties have
been visited by heavy storm OF
rain and hail, and that the damage
to the fruits and grain has been very
considerable. These late storms are
always destructive and, fortunately,
their occurrence is very rare. The
farmers OF Los Angeles county re-
member to their sorrow aJune storm
which visited this section three years
ago. But for it they would have
harvested the heaviest crop ever
known here. AS it was few hours
caprice OF the weather clerk annihl-
lated at least million dollars worth
of our grain crop. AS the cereal
yield in the counties visited was only
a partial one at best, this blow VIII
be a hard one. We trust that its ex-
tent and gravity have been exagger-
ated by the first accounts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-13

sensation OF seeing just how his VIC
Tins take the hook.
Our people are equally fortunate as
respects springs and mountain re-
sorts. A few hours will bring one to
cool nooks in the Sierra Madre range
OF mountains which are filed with
beautiful trout streams purling over
granite beds. If he ismore ambitious
he is only obliged to goa short as
tance farther to find himself In the
heart of the Sierra Nevada range,
where he can take his choice OF alti-
tudes up to twelve or thirteen thou
sand feet and where, If he has lost
any bears, he has an excellent chance
of finding them. The coastrange also
offers sple, did coignes Of vantage 70
the hunter or angler, and regions
noted for their romantic beauty ana
life-giving air are within easy reach
in almost any direction. To enjoy
these varied charms it is not neces-
sary that the Angelefio should make
a journey. They lie right at his
door.
The San Francisco Call the Other
day called attention to the infinite
number of summer attractions which
exist in the State of California a.
large. They are indeed almost be-
yond computation, and they extenc
form siskiyou to San Diego and from
the Sierras to the sea. The Colder
Gate is itself a charming place IL
midsummer for those who have hat
surfeit of high temperatures. Dur
ing July and August they have il
San Francisco about the equivalen
of the November weather in the East
Los Angeles and her adjoining
counties are specially happy in the
number and excellence OF their min
eral springs. Fulton Wells, Iemes
cal, Arrowhead, Warmers ranch ant
others present variety OF waters
superior OF their several kinds. tha
have the happiest effect upon those
who seek cures as we'll as recreation
In this respect the whole State ii
notably opulent. Such an aShy al
Bartlett's, Highland, Byron, Har
bins and Zeigler's Springs cannot bt
excelled on the globe. Most OF them
| in addition, are located in picturesque
mountains, where the very air is ar
elixir and the balsamic odors OF tht
cedar and pine help to bring the in
valid back to a normal state OF health
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-13

THE real estate guild of Southern
California is calculated by its num-
bers, discipline and aplomb to strike
terror into the heart OF the average
tenderioot. Two or thee years ago this
class could claim the virtue of modes
ty. A high grade OF courtesy char
acterized it's intercourse with intend
ing purchasers. Its members were
dignified even then, but they could
occasionally unbend from their frigid
state and captivate their interlocu-
tors by winning ways. That stage
has been passed long ago. The real
estate man of the day in San Diego,
San Bernardino and Los Angeles, is a
proud and naughty being. He knows
that if one man does not buy his
prime bargains some more fortunate
person will. He is skilled in physi-
ognomy and is expert in all the in
dicia OF phrenology. He can tell at a
glance whether man has the buy
ing bump developed, and if
he has it not, great and wither-
ing is the contempt of the Southern
California real estate man for that
unlucky wight. The only sign to him
of mans having his calling and
election sure, either in this world or
the world to come, is willingness
on his part to pay the price asked
and close a transaction at once. II
must be said, in justification Of this
peremptory creature, that he gener-
ally affords his customers an oppor-
tunity of making money. To some
extent this justifies his impatience
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-13

A STRONG effort is being made to
remodel the Police Department OF
San Francisco. For years past the
people of that city have seen the
same men at its head. No matter
how strongly Democratic may be the
verdict pronounced at the polls-and
the election OF three Democratic
Mayors in succession would seem to
settle the question Of the political
status of that com mmunity-this Re-
publican machine holds serenely on
in its fixed course, responsible, APP
parently, to no one. Whatever mu-
tations may attach to other officials,
the Messrs. Lees and Crowley seem
to be autocrats whose will there is
none to deny. There is a great cry
in some quarters in San Francisco
that the Police Department ought to
be kept out OF politics. This reminds
us of the energy with which the Re-
publicans began to discover the beau
ties of an improved civil service about
the time they supposed a Democratic
President was about to make his adj
vent in Washington. There is dam
ger OF tremendous abuses being hid
den behind any Police administration
and provision should be made for a
change in the personnel of the chiefs
at regular intervals. Captain Lees
is supposed to be worth a million dol
lars. Crowley is poor but autocratic.
They have doubtless both done good
service in their day but it would do
no harm and might do much good to
shift them around little, and allow
OF the infusion of some fresh blood
into the system. The change could
not fail to bring the conspicuous
merit of their administration to the
attention of the public, if such ex-
listed. The Examiner is making a
strong fight to oust the present Com
missioners. 1t is probably infiu-
enced in part by the mysterious rela-
ton which has always existed in the
past between the Chronicle and Capt.
Lees, the late Charles de Young and
that official having been inseparable.
There must be something very pecu-
liar in law which admits of the con-
tinuance in office for such long time
OF the same men.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-13
Peoples stores speciaittes Tor
TO.day.

Our first special drive for to-day is line
of double width gray or brown mixed
bieges at 25c yard. These goods are wioer
Nv FAR than any ever sold for that price.
Our second special drive for to day is
line of French costume robes In ooxes, pc
ing 10 wards of material with yards OF em
hroidery TO match Mt 50 25 for regular W. 50
grade; at 1915 for regular "a grade ana
a e5 for a REGULAR So grade.
Our third drive for to-day is line OF
ladies oxford tie shoes at 90c. They are
nice. slightly and durable goods.
our fourth drive for to-day, ladies' sum
mer guaze undershirts at 25c each' worth
40 Cts
our fifth drive for to-day, yard wide lawn
elegant patterns, l0c yard
Our sixth drive for to day, ladies' white
tucked aprons l9c each. They are large,
nicely made and worth 35c at all times.
Our seventh drive for today, uouple
width bed sheeting 15c yard-2oc is the
price for bed sheetipg-at 1bc you get II iar
under the manufacturers first cost. -,
Our eiqhth drive for to-day, ladles sllk
gloves, black and colors at 25c pair, cotton
gloves are worth that much.
Our ninth drive for to-day is white lawn
for dresses at sc a yard, not very. nne ar
ticle, yet very good for aprons or ehiidrehs
dresses.
our tenth drive for to-day Is white or
gray Turkish toweling for dresses, SACKS,
etc, 25c yard worth 4Oc.